FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are crypto casinos legal where I live?
It depends entirely on your jurisdiction, and we cannot answer it for you. Check your local law before signing up anywhere. Operators publish restricted-country lists in their terms; each review records what its operator published, and using a VPN to bypass restrictions usually voids your protection and your balance.
How are the scores calculated?
There are no scores on this site. A numeric rating needs a published formula with weights and missing-data rules; we do not have one, so we publish scoped facts instead of invented precision.
Do you get paid to rank casinos higher?
No. Affiliate links pay commissions on signups, but there is no ranking to influence: the directory is alphabetical and the comparison tool sorts by name or launch year. Brands without any approved affiliate link appear under exactly the same conditions.
Why do some facts say "not published"?
Because the operator did not publish them on the pages our review file covers, and we do not invent facts. Where a licence number, coin list or game count is missing, we say so explicitly.
How current is the information?
Every fact comes from one fixed August 2026 review file. Cashiers, bonuses and terms change constantly, so always verify current details on the operator's own site before depositing.
What does "provably fair" mean?
Games where you can verify each result was not manipulated, typically via client/server seed hashing and nonces. Quality of implementation varies: some operators publish verifiers and full formulas, others just use the label. Each review describes exactly what its operator documents, including games the fairness page skips.
Why do some reviews mention two conflicting numbers?
When an operator's own pages disagree (two welcome-offer versions, two house-edge figures for one game), we report both statements rather than silently choosing one. Conflicts are information too.
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